SUSPENSION

Captopril

• Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) inhibitor

• treat high blood pressure, heart failure while preventing kidney failure due to high blood pressure and diabetes

six

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

1 = ?

crushed tablet powder

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

2 = ?

clean mortar

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

3 = ?

disodium edetate

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

4 = ?

purified water

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

5 = ?

syrup

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

6 = ?

pre-calibrated

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

7 = ?

syrup

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

8 = ?

cherry flavorant

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

9 = ?

Label

PROCEDURE FOR CAPTOPRIL SUSPENSION:

1. Weigh _____ tablets of Captopril (50 mg).

2. Crush the six tablets in a mortar and weigh 1,156 mg of this __________________________.

3. Place the weighed tablet powder in a ______.

4. Weigh 150 mg of _________ and place it in the mortar.

5. Add small amounts of _________ to moisten the powder.

6. Slowly add approximately 20 mL of _____________ to the mortar with trituration.

7. Transfer the mixture to a 6-ounce prescription bottle that has been __________ to 150 mL.

8. Rinse out the mortar using the ___________ and transfer the remainder to the prescription bottle.

9.Add 2 mL of the ________________until the solution reaches the calibration mark on the bottle with syrup.

10. ________ the bottle and dispense.

10 = ?